We build a GTM engine that scans the market, finds companies that look like your best customers, spots buying signals, and launches outbound. So you reach them while they’re deciding — not after they’ve chosen.
Enough closed-won to learn from? We read it. Not yet? We work until there is.
A bought list goes stale the day you get it — it’s a snapshot of a category, frozen. We build you a system that watches the market live and reaches companies the moment they’re in the same situation your best deals were.
What your market shows, and what made your best deals close.
Turn those moments into signals to watch for.
Find the companies in that moment right now.
Reach out on the trigger, then feed every result back.
One system in two parts. The first learns who really buys; the second turns that into pipeline. The output of one is the input of the other.
We pull together your sales and marketing data — not for volume, but to find the pattern behind who actually buys. The output isn’t “SaaS, 50 people.” It’s the situation that turns a company into a buyer — your real ICP.
We take that situation, build a system of signals around it, and watch the market live. The moment a company hits the same conditions, we reach out — while the reason is still fresh.
We read the pattern behind who already bought — from your sales data and what you and your team know about those wins. Around 15 accounts is usually enough, and an export or a sales table will do.
We start from your current customers, pipeline and market knowledge, narrow it to 2–3 hypotheses, and let the market decide which one holds.
Yours to keep, even if you never become a customer.
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| Lampara | Typical agency | In-house hire | |
|---|---|---|---|
| How your ICP is built | From your closed-won — or from tested hypotheses, if you’re earlier | Industry + size filters | Defined by the hire |
| What it runs on | Our own code at the core | Off-the-shelf tools | Chosen by the hire |
| How the outreach starts | A reason we noticed you now | Often opens with an offer | Up to the hire |
| Who runs it | An analyst + a GTM engineer | Assigned account team | One person, in-house |
| When something breaks | Monitored and backed up | Depends on the stack | On the hire to fix |
| What you commit to | $1,000–2,500/mo monthly to start · no setup fee | $4,500–8,500/mo often 6-month minimum · setup fee common | ~$170K/yr + benefits* |
* Illustrative 2026 figures from public GTM-engineer listings and agency pricing; actual costs vary by scope and market. Reflects common agency approaches, not any specific provider.
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